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WARNINGS AND SAFETY INFORMATION

Standard Battery Parameters

Summary of Contents for X4-80

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...mation 13 Charging Lithium Chemistry LiPo LiIo LiFe Type Batteries 13 Discharging Lithium Chemistry LiPo LiIo LiFe Type Batteries 16 Charging Discharging and Cycling NiCd or NiMH Batteries 17 Charging...

Page 3: ...t to a 11 18 V DC power supply with a minimum amperage rating of 20 amps The Hitec X4 80 is simple to use but the operation of a sophisticated automatic charger such as the X4 80 does require some kno...

Page 4: ...Lead Acid cells 2V 20V 300mA Automatic negative delta peak method Automatic voltage dependent CC CV process 8 9 x 6 3 x 2 4 in 2 5 lbs Operating Voltage Range DC 11 18 Volts The Hitec X4 80 allows yo...

Page 5: ...ancing Port Pitch 2 54mm Universal Balancing Port Pitch 2 54mm T emp Sensor PC Link Available for 1 3 only output T emp Sensor PC Link Available for 2 4 only output Ventilation Fan with T emperature S...

Page 6: ...process will automatically end Charges Most Popular Lithium Batteries The X4 80 is compatible with the three most common Lithium chemistry batteries Li Ion LiPo and LiFe Multiple Lithium Battery Charg...

Page 7: ...e which is not included in our package 5 User Customizable Presets The X4 80 features 10 individually customizable presets so the user can store the charge and discharge parameters for any particular...

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Page 10: ...taching to car battery POWERING THE CHARGER WARNINGS AND SAFETY INFORMATION The Hitec X4 80 charger can also be powered by a 12VDC car battery using the included large terminal clips with matching 4mm...

Page 11: ...ries supported by the X4 80 LiFe 3 3V Lilo 3 6V or LiPo 3 7V If you plan to use one type of Lithium chemistry battery you can set the default here WARNING Make sure when you connect your battery that...

Page 12: ...ting then press INC to move on to the next parameter Waste Time Setting When charge discharge cycling a battery the battery will become warm You can set a time delay ranging from 0 to 60 minutes after...

Page 13: ...will end forcibly to protect the input source Once you have established the desired settings press Start Enter to confirm the setting You have now set the initial user settings You can repeat this pro...

Page 14: ...12 PROGRAM FLOW CHART...

Page 15: ...ws the present input voltage going to the charger When the battery is connected to the balancing port you can check the voltage of each cell in the battery pack The program can display the voltages of...

Page 16: ...time status during the charge process Press the BATT TYPE STOP key once to stop the charge process NOTE When you want to change the settings press the START ENTER key to make it blink then use the DEC...

Page 17: ...number of cells the processor detects as S If both numbers are identical you can start charging by pressing the START ENTER button If not press the BATT TYPE STOP button to go back to the previous sc...

Page 18: ...o a specific voltage level depending on the type of battery Li ion 3 75V LiPo 3 85V and LiFe 3 3V The program will begin to discharge if the original state of the battery exceeds the voltage level for...

Page 19: ...een Auto and Manual Mode using the charge current you set up In the auto mode you should set the upper limit of the charge current to avoid damage caused by excessive charge current This is especially...

Page 20: ...of the battery being charged or discharged Use the INC or DEC keys to scroll through the results of each cycle This program is only suitable for charging a lead acid PB type battery with a nominal vo...

Page 21: ...the Default User Preferences Setup section of this manual to set up this feature Charging Lead Acid Pb Batteries Set up the discharge current on the left and the nominal voltage on the right The disch...

Page 22: ...and a capacity of 3000mAh When you have completed this process press and hold the START ENTER key for 3 seconds to enter the charge discharge setup screen Set up the charge current in the manual mode...

Page 23: ...c RCD USA customer service department immediately The voltage is lower than which is set check the number of cells in the battery pack The voltage is higher than which is set check the number of cells...

Page 24: ...any electronic components or internal assemblies RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES Conform Conform Conform Conform CE LVD CE EMC EN60335 FCC VOC FCC Part 15B Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 6 3 Genericst...

Page 25: ...PLIED WARRANTY RELATING TO THIS PROD UCT EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICUALR PURPOSE ON THIS PRODUCT IS LIMITED IN DURA...

Page 26: ...o Battery Type Charge Mode Charge Discharge Current Charge Discharge Voltage 1 2 3 4 5 Preset No Battery Type Charge Mode Charge Discharge Current Charge Discharge Voltage 1 2 3 4 5 Preset No Battery...

Page 27: ...25 USER NOTES...

Page 28: ...All specifications and figures are subject to change without notice...

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